Seri muka

one problem- I cant get pandan leaves…well I suppose I can go find green artificial colouring and pandan extract which should be available in some isolated Asian shophalf way across Perth. A super easy recipe here, using MICROWAVE..hi-tech no?
(edit: or I can jus use kaya…OMG..super genious)
Sushi
Ya, normally you would use short grain or middle (length) grain, but can u use glutinous rice? Combine with santan or sth else to make it sticky and add stuff inside and roll…OR mayb I can jus get the recipe from above to make sweet rice balls with seaweed…o.0..
(edit: called

Bak Chang..

端午节quick quick come
Eight treasure rice
Didn’t quite know abt it until I read on wiki that it’s popular in m’sia but don’t think I’ll be cooking it anytime soon…I need (breathe-in): …actually I can get most of the stuff except lotus seed
If only I can turn glutinous rice into glutinous rice FLOUR
then I can make:
Nin ko/ Nian gao






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3 comments:
You can get pandan leaves From the oriental shops at Northbridge... Saw it there before... But it's those dry ones if I'm not wrong... Worth a shot though =p
OMG Liong! if u make muachee & ang ku kuih, i'll come visit u straight away!! haha..
uikz.. liongtze, i want one of anything you make since you make me hungry with ur post :P
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